North Halton Board Backs Central High School Plan
The North Halton School Board favors building one central high school to serve five municipalities near Acton and Georgetown. The plan aims to replace three existing schools, with a projected cost around 528 thousand dollars for construction and equipment and about 94 thousand dollars annual debt retirement. Transportation costs and grant details are outlined, with a push to obtain municipal approval quickly.
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Central High School
Ita Docatin
North Halton
Listrat Dtien Bierhoot Board
Milton
Transportation and Munding Committee
North Halton Hah
Central Sehend
Acton and George
Speyside
Georgetown
Transportation Committee
Acton
Original Settler Frank Binnie Dies at Long Lake Home
Frank Binnie a pioneer linked to Regina and the North West region died recently at his Long Lake District Port Roveurs home. He helped build the church he attended and left nine great grandchildren. His funeral drew many mourners as the community paid tribute to a longtime Christian elder and nation builder.
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Regina
Hos Ard
Canada
Frank Binnie Wad
Argentie
Hfe
Annual Picnic Supper for Knox Alert Evening Auxiliary
The Knox Alert Evening Auxiliary held its annual picnic supper on Wednesday July 22 at Mrs. George Somerville's home on No 7 Highway. After supper a fun evening of games followed, with prizes awarded to Mrs Hoo T Rennie Mrs H Helwig and Mrs Ro O Hara. George Mann won the old fashioned spinning bee and Mrs George Musselle offered her home for the September meeting due to no August gathering.
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Knox Alert Evening Audiliary
George Somerville
No. 7
Margaret Brown
W. Watkins
Ro K. Mann
George Musselle
Hay Rack Accident Injures 14 Year Old Boy
Lealie Cripps, 14, suffered concussion head wounds a fractured ankle and neck dislocation after a hay rack was struck by a car on the Second Line two and a half miles north of the tracks Friday morning. The horse team bolted dragging the boy 150 feet before being stopped. He was taken to Guelph Hospital in improving condition. Cecil Cripps was uninjured. the hay rack and car front were damaged.
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Cecil Cripps
O. Brown
G. M. McGladhey
Ton
Cripps
Guelph Hospital
Leslie Cripps
Acton
Doubly Ringed Wedding Unites Coxe and Arule in Oakville
Fr tia Davertey Coxe and Lawrence FE Arule wed in a double ring ceremony at St Pauls United Church. The couple planned to reside in Oakville after a service featuring detailed attire and a full bridal party.
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Dougle
Arbic-Coxe
Oakville
St Pauls United Chuch
Ches
Tia Davertey Coxe
Kenneth Come
Lawrence FE Arule
Archie
Actons
Mr Moore
Waterdown
Marold Cowe
Ashe
Ontario
No 2 Water Supply Graded A by MOH
Meeting of Eramesa Township School Board notes water supply graded A by Medical Officer of Health. Discussions include compensation for an injury at Shiloh School, repairs to walls and door frame, purchase of blackboards and fixtures, and interim payments on construction. Termination of manual training agreement with Guelph Township Board planned. transportation contracts to end. Accounts of 4009 RK approved. meeting adjourned to August.
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Eramesa
Schoal Road
Shieh School
GF Swanston
Hugh Adsett
Wo Saunders
Wm H
Gehl
Aineunance
John Hall
Shiloh
No 2
Guelph Township
Guelph
Former Minister Injured in Training Incident
A former minister sustained a fractured thigh during a training jump at Havers Joint Air Training. Captain Anderson, intended to complete his tour Tuesday, was airlifted to Deer Lodge Hospital in Winnipeg for treatment. Local residents report the accident occurred during routine exercises.
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Butte
Une Eirtetne
Pattiee
Tevterit Chiape
Acton
Hes
Jom Andersen
Havers Joint Air Training Sahoed
Anderson
Deer Lodige Hospital
Winnipeg
Anderon
Laptiery
IMEHOUSE Three Hospitalized In Local Accidents
Three people were hospitalized after incidents around the city. At Goarloh General Hospital a patient named Laelite was among three injured last week with injuries including a crushed finger. A second victim suffered a leg injury in a separate crash. At Mees wrt Warehouse a man named David Reugphtes was hurt when caught between a fork and a wheel. Lillian Askin underwent appendectomy recovery after a week in hospital. Other injuries included a sprained ankle and various minor conditions.
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Laelite
Tien Goarloh General Hospital
Sen Gay
Nutter Gres
Mees
Tatus Traine Ager
David Reugphtes
Lillian Askin
Ile
Fuera
Ashley Masters Weds Jatin in Acton Ashcroft ceremony
Rev Armstrong presided as Elizabeth Masters and Jatin Ashley tied when the Ashley Masters couple planned to reside in Acton. The July wedding at an Acton church featured a colonial theme with pink roses and a gift exchange including bridal jewelry and a token organza. The reception followed in Acton with attendees from Acton and nearby areas.
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Rev. Armstrong
Ashley- Masters
Acton
Geman
Elisaleth Matters
Mis
Actes
Ueded de Miartiage
Mer Jatin
Citfeed Astley
Ashley
Preston
Red
Brodt
Mtr Tits
Ope
Eleti
Good Swimming at Terra Cotta Camp
Report on Terra Cotta Camp activities during the first week highlights swimming facilities safety and coaching for non swimmers. Campers are divided into teams with softball volleyball and potential archery while campfires offer songs stunts and features amid typical weather and volunteer supervision from Acton Feen.
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Cotta
Rowexor
Ino
Waterg
Moider
Acton Feen
Arbitration Board Sets Levy For School District
An arbitration board recommended a specific levy amount for the local school district. The decision followed a sequence of hearings led by county officials and involved district names and dates as the group sought funding for anticipated costs.
Acton Civic Notes Include Water and Cemetery Details
Fragmented read shows Acton council discussing water supply and sewer repairs. Mentions Dublin Cemetery, St Joseph Church rites, and a July 14 service. References to Toronto and Acton contractors, utilities, and a proposed civic holiday.
Women Missionary Society Holds Meeting at Miss Fern Brown Home
The United Church Women’s Missionary Society met at Miss Fern Brown’s home on Tuesday evening. With no president present, 1st vice president Mrs F L Mowat chaired the devotional led by Mr R Arnolds group. A letter from Rev Dr Fraser was read, and Mrs Arnold led a Bible quiz after a social luncheon and coffee.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the United Church
Fern Brown
FL Mowat
Rob Arnold
Arnold
Fraser
van Saret
Wo Veldhuis
2D Simmons
Society
Unionville
Afe
Currey
R Arnold
Fern Brouwn
Bertha Brown
Pearl Smith
RoMewat
Apparition Cranes Necks as Mystery Shape Draws Crowd
Spectators watched a bright glowing tube like object hover in the southeast sky last Saturday evening. Eyewitnesses speculated on its form and origin before a radio report identified it as a University of Chicago cosmic ray balloon cluster grounding at Richmond Hill.
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Richmond Hill
University of Chicago
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